Protection of debtors on assignment under English and French law and the principles of European Contract Law by Iscru, C

“…As the Principles of European Contract Law or the Draft Common Frame of Reference may in the future have a direct impact on English and French private law, including the law of assignment, it is important to assess their impact on the protection of debtors as compared to these two existing national laws. …”

Protection of debtors on assignment under English and French law and the principles of European Contract Law by Iscru, C

“…As the Principles of European Contract Law or the Draft Common Frame of Reference may in the future have a direct impact on English and French private law, including the law of assignment, it is important to assess their impact on the protection of debtors as compared to these two existing national laws. …”

The nation-state form and the emergence of ‘minorities’ in French mandate Syria, 1919-1939 by White, B

“…Chapter 6 looks at French efforts to reform personal status law in the later 1930s, when the restructuring, on religious lines, of the institutional relationship between the Syrian state and its population created a new uniformity within communities at the national level (one condition for their developing the sense of being ‘minorities’). …”

A theory of national application of the European Convention on Human Rights by Bjorge, E

“…By relying upon the examples of French, German, and UK law, the study argues that it is not true in descriptive terms, nor desirable in normative terms, that the domestic courts take an approach to the ECHR based upon friction and assertion of sovereignty. …”

Cultural property in practice: the role of French museum professionals by Golomoz, C

“…</p> <p>To address these questions, the thesis uses three Parisian museums as case studies and field sites: <em>Musée du Quai Branly, Musée du Louvre</em>, and <em>Muséum National de l’Histoire Naturelle</em>. It takes an empirical and informant-driven approach, and describes how French curators refer to and follow various legal and ethical norms relating to the protection and administration of museum collections.…”

Made in Europe: will artemisinin resistance emerge in French Guiana? by Nacher, M, Guérin, P, Demar-Pierre, M, Djossou, F, Nosten, F, Carme, B

“…What needs to be done is being done, but within the limits of national law, with some results. However, facing the same difficult problem, Suriname shows more flexibility and is doing much better than French Guiana despite having lower resources. …”

Anglo-American legal ideas in the formation of South American private law: 1820-1870 by Caffera, G

“…<p>It is traditionally understood that, following the emancipation of South America from Spain and Portugal, the national private law usually encompassed by the Civil Codes of the newly independent countries was inspired by the French Civil Code, and other civil law models. …”

Noblewomen and family fortunes in seventeenth-century France and England. A study of the lives of the Duchesse de la Trémoïlle and her sister-in-law, the countess of Derby. by Kmec, S

“…It brings to the fore a trans-national network of support, based on a common religious outlook and family alliances. …”

Between sect and state in Lebanon: religious leaders at the interface by Henley, A

“…The project of communal self-governance – which included jurisdiction over personal status law – called for centralized religious institutions that could manage nationwide bureaucracies. …”

Britain, America and the search for comprehensive naval limitation, 1927-1936 by Hall, C, Christopher G. L. Hall

Bringing together the Essay and the Second Treatise: d’Holbach interpreter of Locke by Sciuto, R

“…The present article focuses on eighteenth-century French radical and atheist philosopher Paul-Thiry d’Holbach to gauge the extent to which his political ideas may be informed by Locke’s Second Treatise. …”

Gallican liberties and the catholic league by Nicholls, S

“…Within the context of French reactions to the papal excommunications of Henri III and Henri de Navarre, and reception of the Tridentine decrees, the question of how to define Gallican liberty was an extremely pertinent one. …”

The parliamentary right in France, 1905-1919 by Anderson, M

“…</p> <p>Members of the Right were, before the passing of the law of Separation, in varying degrees conservative on the religious issue. …”

‘Mixed marriage', citizenship and the policing of intimacy in contemporary France by Kringelbach, H

“…This paper examines the ways in which recent family migration policy and its practice in the form of enquiries into the character of bi-national marriages ('mixed marriages&#x2019;, in French terminology) shape the experience of citizenship in contemporary France. …”

Piłsudski and parliament by Polonsky, A, Antony Polonsky

“…</p> <p>The second chapter outlines the nature or the 1921 Constitution and the other basic laws or the country. It also describes the political parties, both Polish and those of the national minorities. …”

The fifth monarchy men by Capp, B, Capp, Bernard

“…Subsequent political developments, such as the french and Dutch Wars of Religion and the Thirty Years' War, were fitted into the prophetic scheues of Daniel and Revelation. …”